State regulators say Antonio's Pizza underpaid 13 Parma workers and owes about $17,000, according to court papers.

A Pennsylvania packer recalled 13,619 pounds of sunflower seeds after finding undeclared cashews in packages sold at major chains. Shoppers should check UPCs and dates.

Timken is selling its belts business to Gates and will shutter the Springfield, MO plant later this year, affecting about 283 jobs.

A Cleveland drive‑thru sold one of the Ohio Lottery’s top prizes. The claim was made by a trust that opted for a 25‑year annuity and a roughly $3.66M net payout.

Sherwin-Williams beat Q1 expectations with $2.35 adjusted EPS and $5.67B in revenue, reaffirming its 2026 outlook as pricing and acquisitions boost margins. The Cleveland-based company flagged soft end-market demand even as it returned sizable cash to shareholders.

Bath & Body Works disclosed 92 global store closures in its fiscal 2025 filings as the Columbus‑based chain shifts from mall locations to off‑mall stores and expanded digital distribution.

Six Flags is reinstating park presidents at 10 major parks and named Colleen Brady president at Cedar Point. The change returns some decision-making to Sandusky.

The company that runs Firestone Country Club is reportedly up for sale in a roughly $3 billion deal, a move that could reshape operations at the storied Akron course. Officials have not yet confirmed the transaction.

A Corbo's co-owner sued relatives, alleging secret payouts and accounting irregularities at the famed Little Italy bakery. The suit seeks an accounting and damages in Cuyahoga County court.

TransDigm closed a $2.2B deal that brings Seattle's Jet Parts Engineering into its aftermarket portfolio. The purchase adds roughly $280M in 2025 revenue.

Health‑care hiring added workers across Northeast Ohio, but manufacturing and goods‑sector declines left the region with mixed job totals and ongoing strain.

Ideal Baking Company recalled its Breakfast Bread after labels omitted soy-containing margarine sub-ingredients, no illnesses have been reported. The recall affects several local retailers.

Carlyle agreed to buy a majority stake in Cleveland-based MAI Capital at a valuation above $2.8 billion. The deal keeps MAI’s leadership and is expected to close in Q2 2026.